Sunset Boulevard may get its own sphere, but don't call it that
A proposed orb-like structure for Sunset in West Hollywood, previously called 'the Sphere,' has three levels and billboards, as well as a new name.
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A proposed orb-like structure for Sunset in West Hollywood, previously called 'the Sphere,' has three levels and billboards, as well as a new name.
California Political Expert Wayne Avrashow is This Week’s Guest on Harrison Podcast. Noted Los Angeles-based, attorney, law professor, author, columnist and political insider Wayne Avrashow is this week’s guest on the award-winning PodcastOne series, “The Michael Harrison Interview.” Avrashow i ...
Good morning. It’s Wednesday, April 21, 2021, the first day after the first trial of police officers charged in the death of George Floyd. RCP’s Phil Wegmann and Susan Crabtree offer reporting and analysis on the policy aftermath, particularly regarding law enforcement reforms. With Derek Chauvin’s sentencing still to come in eight weeks, and the trial of three other officers scheduled for this summer, the issue will remain front and center. Today’s date marks the birth of one literary luminary (Charlotte Bronte in 1816) and the death of another (Mark Twain in 1910). Like her poet-n...
Center Stage: A Political Thriller by Wayne Avrashow. This is the first fiction title from RealClear Politics' publishing wing. Kirkus Reviews calls the book "an entertaining political thriller—smart and engrossing." The novel has earned advance praise from authors, literary reviews, and political figures. Cover image of "Center Stage: A Political Thriller" by Wayne Avrashow. Courtesy of RealClear Publishing. If politics is a game, who better to play it than a master showman like a mega-rock star? America has adored rock star Tyler Sloan for decades, and when he decides to leave the Las Ve...
Good morning, it’s Monday Jan. 11, 2021. The sun is up in the nation’s capital as I write these words, but the dark fallout continues from the mob violence wreaked by President Trump’s supporters in the hallowed halls of Congress last week. Another member of the U.S. Capitol Police has died, for one thing. Meanwhile, official Washington is wrestling with how to get through the next nine days. This is not what presidential transitions are supposed to look like. All of Donald Trump’s predecessors -- from George Washington through Barack Obama -- realized it had to be done peacefully. No...